CASTILLO DE CONSUEGRA (R)
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Historic environment
Existing since the Visigoth era, it is sadly famous because in the battle of Consuegra the only male son of the Cid Campeador was rebuilt in the 12th and 13th centuries by the Knights Hospitallers. It consists of a square central body with large cylindrical towers on each side and an Albarrana tower connected by an adarve with the rest of the construction and all surrounded by a defensive barrier. Very deteriorated by the French troops in the War of Independence, it has been very well restored by the City of Consuegra. We recommend your visit.
To see his description in Castillos del Olvido
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Phase: Castles
Style:
Period: 1st century
State of conservation: Very good
Situation: Consuegra (Toledo)
Accommodation close friends
Alojamientos Amigos próximos
HOSPEDERÍA CASA DE LA TORRE
LA HOSPEDERIA DE GUADAMUR
CASA RURAL CUATRO DE OROS
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LOS HITOS DE ARISGOTAS
MUSEO DE ARTE VISIGODO DE ARISGOTAS
SAN PEDRO DE LA MATA
CASTILLO DE ALMONACID DE TOLEDO (R)
BAÑOS ÁRABES DE TENERÍAS (R)
MUSEO DE LOS CONCILIOS Y DE LA CULTURA VISIGODA
MEZQUITA DEL CRISTO DE LA LUZ
YACIMIENTO DE GUARRAZAR
TESORO DE GUARRAZAR
